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Recent and on-going Eionet & EEA activities
Anke Lükewille
Air Pollution, Transport and Noise Group (EEA)
16th Joint TFEIP/EIONET meeting, Milano, 11-12 May 2014
Delivering the MAWP 2014-2018
Air pollution, transport and noise
Objective
To support and inform policy development and implementation in the areas of air pollution,
transport and environment and noise by means of data, information/indicators and assessments.
Specifically:
– to collect, process, quality assure, store and disseminate historical and where possible up-to-date (i.e.
near real time) data underpinning these policies;
Data compilation, quality assurance, dissemination,
– to support countries with the reporting of data towards the European Commission, the UNECE
international reporting (LRTAP)
Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP) and the EEA;
(datasets,
dataviewers,
maps,
‘up
toReportnet,
date’ information
etc) to
– to adapt and further
develop
EEA information
systems
(e.g.
databases, viewers)
accommodate anticipated changes in country reporting;
– to make use of Copernicus atmosphere services to support the EEA data and information products on
air quality, including near real time data;
– to support countries and the European Commission with relevant analyses and compilations of the
reported information and with direct policy support;
tracking
to targets,
indicators
– to track progressPolicy
towards,support,
and provide
outlooksprogress
for, the achievement
of targets
as defined in relevant
EU and international legislation, including the long-term objectives of minimising impact from air
pollution and the decarbonisation of the transport sector;
– to produce integrated and targeted assessments of air pollution, noise and transport and
environment, the impacts on human health, climate change and the environment and the
effectiveness and co-benefits of policies and measures in these areas as well as in related
environmental areas; Thematic assessments, cross-cutting activities
– to increase knowledge and understanding of air pollution and climate change inter-linkages, pursuing
an integrated approach to promote efficiencies and improved implementation.
Multiannual work programme 2014-2018
Supporting the developing
policy framework
Strategic Areas
1. Informing policy implementation
2. Assessing systemic challenges
3. Knowledge co-creation, sharing
and use
4. EEA management
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Publications and meetings
Eionet priority data flows
SOER 2015
Questionnaire for EIONET participants
EU urban population exposed to harmful levels of air pollution, according to:
EU air quality standards
WHO guidelines
Source: EEA Air Quality Report 2014
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Air Quality Adaptation?
2014
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1.1 Air pollution, transport and noise (1)
Processes
• Support to Air Quality Expert Group/Committee (AQ +
emissions)
• Support to LRTAP Convention, TFEIP, annual emission
inventory review etc.
• Implementation of air quality ‘e-reporting’ IT
infrastructure, AQ IPR pilot meetings
• Preparing for Fuel Quality Directive reporting – 2015
onward
EIONET meetings in 2015
• 16-17 April EIONET Transport (Copenhagen, Denmark)
• 11-12 May EIONET/TFEIP Emissions (Milano, Italy)
• 5-6 October EIONET Air Quality (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
• 22-23 October EIONET Noise (Utrecht, Netherlands)
Expert workshops – AQ e-reporting etc.
1.1 Air pollution, transport and noise (2)
2014 Publications
• Air pollution by ozone across Europe during summer 2014 – Q1
• Annual NEC Directive status report 2013 – Q2
• EU emission inventory report under the UNECE LRTAP Convention – Q2
• Impacts of air pollution on Europe’s ecosystems– Q2
• Revealing the costs of air pollution from industrial facilities in Europe – Q4
• Air quality in Europe – 2014 report – Q4
• Noise assessment report – 2014 – Q4
• Annual Transport and Environment Reporting Mechanism report (TERM) – Q4
• CO2 emissions performance of car manufacturers in 2013 – Q4
1.1 Air pollution, transport and noise (2)
2015 Publications (plus SOER2015 publications)
• Air pollution by ozone across Europe during summer 2014 – Q2
• Annual NEC Directive status report 2013 – Q2
• EU emission inventory report under the UNECE LRTAP Convention – Q2
• Explaining road transport emissions – Q3
• Annual Transport and Environment Reporting Mechanism report (TERM) – Q4
• Air quality in Europe – 2015 – Q4
• Monitoring CO2 emissions from passenger cars and vans in 2014 – Q4
EIONET priority data flows
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Eionet priority data flow
criteria are agreed, stable,
well-defined objectives that
provide a focus for countries
reporting across thematic
areas.
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Dataflows typically are relied
upon by EEA for indicators,
assessment reports etc,
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Two air pollutant emissions
dataflows:
 AE1 LRTAP data
 AE2 NEC Directive data
LRTAP dataflow scoring criteria
http://www.eionet.europa.eu/dataflows/pdf2011/fl
ow_summary?flow=AE1
08 May 2015
EEA/NFP WG on „Eionet - Priority - Data – Flows”
… to support achieving the objectives of the EEA 2014-2018 MAWP
Composition of the EPDF working group
The following countries have confirmed their participation:
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Austria
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
• Finland
• Ireland
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Luxemburg
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Sweden
Slovakia
• Turkey
• United Kingdom
Cross-EEA representation: ACC (2); NSV (2), IDM (1), PAN (1).
Co-chairs: EEA (Martin Adams) and Belgium (Jan Voet).
Terms of reference – EPDF WG outputs
Deliver a joint EEA/Eionet proposal to the EEA Management Board
(Nov 2015), including:
• Revised definition and selection criteria guidance for priority
data flows;
• Proposed list for an updated set of priority data flows according
to the developed criteria;
• Proposal for revised evaluation criteria for monitoring reporting
of data flows;
• Proposals for longer term development of the priority data flow
report to potentially cover a broader range of data flows
(not just priorities).
17 February 2015 – first meeting of EPDF WG
Examples of key discussion items:
• In the shift over 20 years from many voluntary data flows to
most being covered under (EU) legislation, what does it mean
for a data flow to be an Eionet ‘priority’ data flow?
• What do we mean by ‘data’? Just talking about numerical data
or also the delivery of descriptive data? (e.g. CC adaptation
reports)
• Thinking about why we still score reporting performance –
does the original rationale for scoring still exist?
• How might we strengthen the ‘data quality’ component, i.e.
assessing whether reported data is fit for purpose
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Communication: Forum working space
http://forum.eionet.europa.eu/nfp-eionet/library/nfp-workinggroups/eionet-priority-data-flows-wg
http://www.eea.europa.eu/soer-2015/for-journalists
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SOER 2015
A suite of product(s): two reports, 87 online briefings
Synthesis
Report
Part 1
– Setting the scene
Part 2
– Assessing trends
Part 3
– Looking ahead
Global Megatrends
Briefings & Report
Thematic
Briefings
Cross-Country
Comparisons
Country
Briefings
A set of 39 briefings which
summarise reports on the
state of the environment
in:
A set of 11 briefings, which
address:
A set of 25 thematic
briefings, which address:
A set of 9 briefings, which
address:
• Diverging global
population trends
• Living in an urban world
• Disease burden and risk
of new pandemics
• Accelerating
technological change
• Continued economic
growth?
• From a unipolar to a
multipolar world
• Intensified global
competition for
resources
• Growing pressures on
ecosystems
• Consequences of
climate change
• Increasing pollution load
• Diversifying approach to
governance
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• Air pollution (focus on
selected pollutants)
• Biodiversity (focus on
protected areas)
• Climate Change (focus
on greenhouse gases)
• Freshwater (focus on
nutrients in rivers)
• Waste (focus on
municipal solid waste)
• Agriculture (focus on
organic farming)
• Energy (focus on
energy consumption
and renewables)
• Transport (focus on
passenger transport)
• Resource efficiency
(focus on material
resources)
Printed reports
Air pollution
Biodiversity
CC impacts & adapt. ..
Mitigating Climate...
Forests
Freshwater
Marine
Noise
Soil
Waste
Agriculture
Consumption
Energy
Industry
Maritime
Tourism
Transport
Health
Resource efficiency
Air & climate system
Land systems
Hydrological systems
Urban systems
Natural capital
Green economy
Online briefings
• 33 EEA member
countries
• 6 cooperating countries
in the Western Balkans
In addition, 3 briefings
give an overview of main
environmental challenges
in selected regions that
extend beyond Europe,
identified in the 7th EAP:
• Arctic
• Black Sea
• The Mediterranean.
SOER 2015 online
http://www.eea.europa.eu/soer
e.g. Air Pollution
fiche
SOER 2015 -
‘Live’ download
options
http://www.eea.europa.eu/soer
Air pollution and health – key messages
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Air pollution & the environment – key messages
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SOER 2015 country briefings
http://www.eea.europa.eu/soer
SOER 2015
http://www.eea.europa.eu/soer
Questionnaire for Eionet participants
• EEA now undertakes regular evaluations of all EIONETrelated workshops.
• A main objective is to receive feedback to help strengthen
the EEA – Eionet cooperation and improve the effectiveness
of the meetings & network.
• After the workshop, we will mail you a link to
the on-line questionnaire.
• Please complete promptly – thank you!
http://eea.europa.eu/air
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